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DCC Director on Weaver's Exit & Bramhall's Cut
17 Jun
Summary
- Reece Weaver retired after three seasons, with her 'cup full'.
- Dayton Bramhall was cut for the third time due to dance style match.
- Faith Ward's ponytail became a trending, memorable aspect of the team.
Season 3 of the Netflix series "America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" has concluded, and Director Kelli Finglass is reflecting on the season's significant events. Fan-favorite Reece Weaver announced her retirement after three impactful years, stating her "cup was full" as she returned to Alabama. Finglass expressed sadness but understanding for Weaver's decision.
Another prominent storyline involved Dayton Bramhall's third consecutive cut from the squad. Finglass acknowledged the complexity, especially given Bramhall's family ties to the organization, but emphasized the rigorous audition and training camp processes. The director explained that Bramhall's elimination was ultimately due to a mismatch in dance style compared to other strong contenders.
The season also highlighted Faith Ward, the first New Zealander on the squad, and her distinctive ponytail. Finglass encouraged the ponytail, noting its memorability and how it became a popular talking point among young fans, even contributing to current trends.
Finglass also addressed the team's approach to injuries, explaining the use of "All-Stars" – former members with extended contracts – to fill in for injured full-time cheerleaders, a system that has proven effective.
